Stone-Built Cottage Fixer-Upper on 0.19 Acres Near Cree's Scenic Beaches in West Clare

Listed on
https://storage.googleapis.com/homestra-images/property-image-cff069f9-4f4b-453d-98f7-f5703b6a4831-1733575702.jpg

Leitrim, Cree, Co. Clare, V15W310, Creegh (Ireland)

2 Bedrooms · 0 Bathrooms · 35Floor area

€35,000

Country home

No parking

2 Bedrooms

0 Bathrooms

35m²

No garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

Nestled in the serene townland of Leitrim, just a stone's throw away from the charming village of Cree in West Clare, lies an opportunity waiting for just the right person to breath life anew into a quaint, derelict stone-built cottage. This is not just a property, it is a story waiting to unfold, a piece of Ireland's rich tapestry ready for a new chapter. If you have ever dreamed of owning a country home reflecting pure character and charm, this is the canvas you can mold into your dream abode.

Leitrim, Cree, Co. Clare, with its beautiful and picturesque landscapes, offers an authentic piece of rural Ireland. Despite the cottage being a derelict and in need of extensive renovations, it whispers tales of old-world charm with its stone-built walls and quaint design. With a successful refurbishment, you can bring this property back to its former glory and make it into a personal haven molded to your tastes.

The property is a cozy two-bedroom cottage, devoid of a bathroom—which offers you the golden chance to architect its layout to best suit your lifestyle. Imagine waking up each morning to have your first cup of coffee while breathing the clean crisp country air, nestled amidst the tranquility of an idyllic Irish countryside. The site itself is a modest 0.19 acres, but don't let its size fool you; it's more than enough to lay down roots and carve out a lifescape of endless possibilities.

Here's what you need to know about the status and features of this property:

- Stone-built cottage
- Renovation required
- Situated on 0.19 acres
- No bathroom installed
- Two-bedroom arrangement
- Requires full refurbishment
- Concrete flooring
- Painted panel ceilings
- Plastered walls
- Connected to water and electricity
- Vacant over 10 years

The beauty of landscaping the area to suit different fantasies lies just outside your doorstep. You have the freedom to design a garden oasis, or perhaps create a cozy outdoor space filled with rustic charm. Once refurbished, you could transform the separate rooms within into the quintessential country home, coupled with modern conveniences.

With West Clare at your doorstep, you have an abundance of recreational activities to enjoy. The presence of the charming village of Cree nearby plays on the allure of peaceful Irish village life. A quick drive will take you to Cree's localized amenities: primary school, preschool, a small shop for essentials, a couple of traditional pubs for a good old Irish music night, and even a local church and beauty salon for those spiritual and self-care needs.

Living here grants you access to the magnetic rugged coastlines of Clare. Just a whisk away lie majestic beaches that are nothing short of enchanting. Doughmore Beach is a brief 8 minutes from your doorstep, while Kilkee and Spanish Point, both fantastic for seaside escapades, are a mere 15-minute drive away. Ideal for surfers and nature walkers alike, the coastline is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation in one of Ireland's most breathtaking locations.

And if we talk climate, don't fear - the Clare area tends to have a moderate oceanic climate which means long summer days and shorter mild winters. Each season here brings its own palette of beauty; from the blooming spring to the golden hues of autumn. This setting promises not just a home but an entire lifestyle, attuned with nature's ebb and flow.

Exploring daily life in county Clare, you will soon discover the rhythm of a tight-knit community that adopts a slower, more relaxing pace of life. Abundant greenery and peaceful landscapes are the staples here, allowing mindfulness and appreciation of nature's grandeur to be cultivated by anyone who makes this place their home.

Don’t just imagine the joy of a remarkably unique home. Those rural sounds of delicate bird songs at dawn and restful evenings by a traditional stone hearth could be yours. With public auction scheduled soon, there's no greater opportunity than now to seize this incredible project. Given its current state, grants may also be available to assist in fulfilling its promise, ensuring the journey from fixer-upper to cherished home is as smooth and rewarding as can be. Don't let this chance slip away, your perfect retreat in the Irish countryside awaits.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
2
Size
35
Price per m²
€1,000
Garden size
770
Has Garden
No
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
renovating
Amount of Bathrooms
0
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
Country home
Energy label

Unknown

Sign up to access location details

Similar properties

Nestled within the quiet, rolling landscape of County Leitrim, a cozy little abode awaits at Corderry, Drumkeeran, N41AE28. It's a place you might just call a diamond in the rough, tucked away in a corner of Ireland that promises peaceful seclusion and breathtaking rural vistas. For those with a yearning for renovation projects and a dream of transforming a country home, this two-bedroom property could be just what you're looking for. This cottage is distributed over four rooms, and sits alone like a timeless sentinel, telling stories of yesteryears. It sprawls over approximately 62 square meters, and, while it needs a touch more than just TLC, it holds immense potential. It is securely connected to mains water, but you'll find there is no electricity or septic tank in place. Not unusual for a spot like this, it adds a layer to the adventurous journey you're set for when choosing the path of restoration. The home itself sits on about 0.408 hectares (1.0 acre) of land. But it doesn’t end there - you have a whopping expanse of approximately 31.14 acres (12.60 hectares) at your disposal, reaching out to the ancient trees, softly rolling fields, and the nearby serene voices of gently winding country roads. And speaking of those roads, the property is conveniently positioned along the R200 Drumkeeran to Dowra road, meaning you’re just a brisk 4.5 kilometers from the charming village of Drumkeeran and only 6.3 kilometers from the rustic solace of Dowra. Both villages are adorned with a treasure of amenities and offer a slice of the gentle Irish lifestyle. Quaint pubs, local stores, and friendly community spirit make for a warm welcome whenever you choose to venture out of solitude. Property Features: - 31.14 acres of land ... click here to read more

Corderry, Drumkeeran, N41AE28

Nestled amid the serene landscapes of Drumad, Shercock, in the picturesque county of Cavan, sits a property brimming with potential—a delightful undersized Irish cottage yearning for a loving touch of renovation. As you approach the quaint structure, you can almost hear the history its walls have to tell, echoing gentle tales of country life. This cottage, although in need of refurbishments, stands as a perfect palette for those with a vision. It's located on a sizeable acre of land, offering ample space for expansion, perhaps even a lush garden or charming outdoor living space where one could soak in the tranquil sounds of nature. The Irish countryside surrounds the property with its rolling green fields, providing a peaceful and secluded ambiance. It's the perfect escape from the hustle of city life. Drumad is situated just a stone's throw away from the bustling town of Shercock, offering a harmonious balance of serenity and convenience. Just 5 kilometers away lies Bailieborough, a haven for those who crave small-town warmth but also appreciate proximity to essential amenities and the vibrant hum of community life. Meanwhile, the lively town of Kingscourt, located 13 kilometers away, offers additional shopping, dining, and leisure facilities. Life in this part of County Cavan offers a unique experience marked by friendly locals and a warm community feel. As you stroll through the local towns, time seems to slow down. The community bonds in Cavan are strong, often marked by chatty neighbors and local events that bring everyone together. It's easy to lose yourself in the atmosphere, alive with its cultural touch and shared histories. Cavan's climate offers a variety of experiences throughout the year. Expect refresh ... click here to read more

Drumad, Shercock, Co. Cavan, A81A060

If you've ever dreamt of rolling up your sleeves and diving head-first into the charm of countryside living, then this captivating fixer-upper in Ballyhaise, Co. Cavan, might just be calling your name. Nestled on a sprawling 2-acre site, this quaint cottage isn't just a home—it’s an opportunity waiting to unfold. Whether you’re an overseas buyer longing for a piece of Irish tranquility or an expat yearning to return to your roots, this property is like a canvas eager for a new vision and a touch of renovation know-how. Picture this: waking up to the sounds of nature, with nothing but vast open fields and lush greenery stretching as far as the eye can see. The air is fresh and crisp, a gentle reminder every morning of the peace you’ve found away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. The property itself, though in need of significant refurbishment, holds great potential, offering you the chance to create a bespoke retreat tailored to your desires. The cottage might be compact, but it’s brimming with possibilities. Now, let’s talk about the site—a generous 2 acres inviting you to imagine endless possibilities. Maybe you envision a blossoming garden where local bees hum and native plants flourish, or perhaps a sunlit studio space for your artistic endeavors. An extensive renovation might be on the cards, but the level of personalization you can bring to this home is what sets it apart. The cottage includes the essentials: - 1 bedroom - 1 bathroom - Entrance hall - Sitting room - Living/dining room - Kitchen, - Oil-fired central heating - Double glazed uPVC windows - Septic tank - Well water It may seem like a project, but remember, with challenge comes the excitement of building something truly yours. As you walk th ... click here to read more

Carrickmore, Ballyhaise, Co. Cavan, H12FH58

Nestled in the heart of Granard, Co. Longford, this quaint little country home at Ferskill beckons those with a vision for transformation and a yearning for the rustic life. Although the cottage currently stands in a tired state, awaiting an imaginative touch, it offers an excellent canvas for those excited by the prospect of a renovation journey. The rustic backdrop, with around 0.64 acres of sprawling Irish countryside, serves as a reminder of simpler times – the perfect foundation for a unique home or investment. The cottage spans approximately 60 square meters, featuring a basic layout that's ripe for reimagining. The interior currently hosts an entrance area, a snug little kitchen with a combined living area, two cozy bedrooms, and a single bathroom. Attached, there's a modest outbuilding, offering additional space for storage or perhaps a creative workshop. While this property waits for its glow-up, envision a cozy haven or a potential income-generating rental spot looming in the not-so-distant future. Exploring the local area, Granard, and its unique offerings provides a glimpse into the daily life of this serene village. The village presents a rural lifestyle enriched with Irish culture. A charming market town — not widely famous but glowing with local pride and simplicity. Here, the vibrant community spearheads regular farmers' markets where fresh produce can be sampled and purchased, offering a taste of the local culinary scene. For those who make the cottage their own, the leisure possibilities are numerous. The nearby lakes and woodland areas provide a haven for those who enjoy fishing, hiking, or simply soaking in the tranquility that Mother Nature has to offer. The land is dotted with trails perfect for ... click here to read more

Cottage at, Ferskill, Granard, Co. Longford, N39CK26

Located in the serene countryside of Seveagh, Glaslough, in Co. Monaghan, Ireland, this charming two-bedroom house stands as a real opportunity for those looking to settle in a picturesque rural setting. It's nestled within a site of 0.12 hectares (or about 0.29 acres), offering a peaceful oasis with space to breathe, yet conveniently just 7 kilometers away from Monaghan town. This location strikes a fine balance between tranquility and accessibility to necessary amenities – perfect for individuals or families seeking a quieter pace of life without being too removed from town facilities. Now, let's get down to what this property actually offers. The house itself extends to about 40 square meters (around 431 square feet), a neat space for two bedrooms. It's laid out over a ground floor and an upper level beneath a traditional pitched roof, one of those classic structures typical of the area. The property is currently vacant, which means if you decide this place is for you, there’s no waiting around – you can have the keys as soon as you’re ready. It might need a bit of sprucing up, but that’s really where the fun begins! Picture this as a personal project, a canvas waiting for your ideas to burst into life, truly customizing it to what you envision. Some of the property features include: - Two spacious bedrooms - One bathroom - Approximately 431 square feet of indoor space - Set on 0.29 acres - Vacant possession - Ground floor and one upper floor - Pitched roof - Off-street parking - Generous gardens - Peaceful rural setting - Great renovation potential The grounds themselves are a dream for anyone with a green thumb or those just wanting to enjoy a summers' afternoon outside. Plenty of space for gardens, a bit of la ... click here to read more

Seveagh, Glaslough, Co. Monaghan, H18YF80

Welcome to an incredible opportunity nestled in the lush, rolling hills of Tulsk, Co. Roscommon, Ireland—a fixer-upper country home brimming with endless potential. If you're a foreign buyer or expat craving a slice of Irish rural life, this is your chance to own a classic Irish cottage. This delightful 3-bedroom cottage, located in the pristine townland of Ogulla, promises a restorative escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, offering an enchanting tapestry of nature's beauty right at your doorstep. The cottage itself sits on approximately one acre of prime land, kissed by the natural allure of mature gardens and ancient trees. It's a place where tranquility reigns, a perfect canvas for crafting your personalized oasis. Picture waking up to the tranquil melody of chirping birds and the gentle rustling of leaves, a perfect setting for any nature lover seeking solace amidst nature's wonders. Let's dive into some of the features this country cottage has to offer: - 3 spacious bedrooms - 1 bathroom - 88 square meters of living space - Accessed via a newly paved tar road - Running water and a septic tank system - ESB (Electricity Supply Board) connections—requires reconnection - Views of serene countryside landscapes - Located a mere 3.5 km from Tulsk village Life in Tulsk is rich with history and community spirit, a place where time seems to slow down and every moment is savored. Tulsk itself sits quietly just 20 minutes from Roscommon town—ideal for daily commuting or leisurely trips to the town's quaint shops, eateries, and cultural sites. Meanwhile, in 45 minutes, you could find yourself at Knock Airport, opening doors to international adventures whenever the wanderlust strikes. Living in Tulsk provides a p ... click here to read more

Tulsk, Tulsk, Co. Roscommon

Situated in the serene countryside of Toocananagh, Bohola, in Co. Mayo lies an exceptional opportunity to immerse yourself in the green heart of Ireland. This country home offers a chance for overseas buyers and expats to embrace the tranquil life, surrounded by the lush landscapes and idyllic scenery typical of rural Ireland. If you've dreamed about living in a calm and peaceful place, this might be a perfect match for you. The property nestles on an elevated one-acre site, showcasing panoramic views of the surrounding hillsides. It provides a perfect canvas for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life and delve into a life where time seems to move just a bit slower. This two-bedroom cottage does require a complete renovation, as it currently holds the bones of a traditional country cottage, presenting a wonderful fixer-upper project. However, with this initial investment, buyers can transform it into a delightful country retreat or potentially develop multiple living spaces, thanks to the flexible zoning laws. Built at a unique road junction, this residence has enviable access to multiple routes, making it quite convenient despite its rural setting. The property includes: - 2 bedrooms - Single bathroom - Living and dining area - Back kitchen - Access from two different roads - The existing structure has a galvanised roof - Modern double garage with potential for conversion Living on this property means being close to essential amenities. Bohola is only three miles away, whereas the town of Kiltimagh is merely four miles down the road. You find yourself perfectly situated between these two vibrant communities. The property is also just a quick 25-minute drive from Knock Airport, making internatio ... click here to read more

Toocananagh, Bohola, Bohola, Co. Mayo, F12PY05

Nestled in the serene countryside of Lisgarve, Elphin, Co. Roscommon, this delightful 2-bedroom detached cottage offers an unbeatable opportunity for those with a vision for transformation and a desire for rural living. The property, positioned on approximately 1.8 acres, awaits someone ready to embrace its potential. Surrounded by mature trees, it's not just a home but a canvas waiting for your creativity. To describe the property condition as "renovating" is fair. This cottage is indeed a fixer-upper but think of it more as a project that could become a true sanctuary in the Irish countryside. With the right touch, this home can transform into a warm retreat, embracing the spirit of rural Ireland. A property’s potential is always about looking ahead. Current opportunities, including the Vacant Property Grant and energy upgrade assistance from Sustainable Energy Ireland, provide added incentives to make this place something truly special. Let's take a brief tour. Imagine walking into a cozy porch with a concrete floor, leading into a kitchen/living area featuring a Stanley solid fuel range—ideal for those Irish chilly evenings. There's a sitting room with a soothing open fire that beckons family storytelling nights. Two bedrooms provide restful spaces for family or guests. Although there’s only one bathroom, it offers simplicity and practicality. Outside are several stone outbuildings; think of these as a mix of potential workshops, guest quarters, or storage spaces—the possibilities are endless. There's also an animal handling yard and a cattle crush for those thinking of a small-scale farming adventure or perhaps just indulging in countryside hobbies. Amenities within the property: - Solid fuel range in the kitch ... click here to read more

Lisgarve, Elphin, Co. Roscommon, F45YP21

Step into the serene and peaceful world of the Irish countryside with this captivating property located in the picturesque village of Aughnacliffe, Co. Longford. This is truly an opportunity to create your own haven, as this two-bedroom derelict cottage awaits a new chapter in its rich history. Situated on a generous 0.5-acre site, this cottage offers the perfect blank canvas for potential buyers looking for a project to sink their teeth into. Whether you are an overseas buyer or an expat seeking a slice of tranquility, this fixer-upper has the potential to be a cozy country home tailored to your preferences. As a busy real estate agent working with a global real estate agency, I have seen the distinct appeal of properties like this one. They speak to those who are looking for a unique investment, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. This cottage might need some TLC, but its potential is certainly undeniable. The cottage itself comprises a parlour/kitchen and two bedrooms, offering 60 square meters of space with countless possibilities. Next to the main building stands a charming stone shed, which could potentially be incorporated into the rest of the house, offering a chance to create additional living space or perhaps a studio for artistic endeavors. When you imagine life in Aughnacliffe, picture a lifestyle rooted in tradition and community. Aughnacliffe is an area steeped in history, with evidence of settlement dating back to megalithic times. The countryside is adorned with megalithic tombs, dolmens, and ring-forts, adding to the enchanting feel of the region. Living here, you will find yourself surrounded by a landscape that has long been a witness to Ireland's storied past. This cottage is located wit ... click here to read more

Main image of the property

Nestled in the idyllic countryside of Bailieborough, just a little jaunt from the town's hustle and bustle, lies a unique opportunity for those with a passion for restoration and a love of the Irish landscape. Rakeevan, Bailieborough, Co. Cavan, offers the essential ingredients for a project that can transform a fixer-upper into your dream country home. The property, available for €74,500, presents a wonderful canvas for anyone itching for a renovation endeavor. This quaint site boasts two bedrooms nestled within a structure crying out for revitalization. The 50 square meter cottage sits on a generous 0.66-acre plot, offering ample space to expand, cultivate gardens, or simply bask in the open air. The possibilities are boundless, and the potential for renovation grants from Cavan County Council enhances the opportunity to make this property your own with less financial strain. Located on the picturesque Lough an Lae Mountain Road, the property is just 2.2 kilometers from Bailieborough Town. This positions you close enough to benefit from local amenities while enjoying the serenity that comes with rural life. Whether it's strolling through the scenic walks and trails nearby, or indulging in the panoramic views at your back door, life here marries tranquility with accessibility. As of now, the property lacks installed services, but the essentials are within reach, with access to a water supply that can be easily connected. It currently features: - Two beds - 50 sq meters - 0.66 acre lot - derelict cottage - shed - rear spectacular views - 2.2 km to Bailieborough - Service water supply disponible - Rural setting - Great for renovation grants - Quiet but accesible location - Canvas for potential Living in Bailieborough ... click here to read more

Rakeevan, Bailieborough, Co. Cavan, A82RK81

Welcome to a picturesque country home nestled in the serene locality of Ballymurray, Ballinagare in beautiful County Roscommon, Ireland. This delightful two-bedroom residence, priced attractively at just €50,000, holds much more than meets the eye. It's not just a property; it's an opportunity to step into a tranquil, rural lifestyle that's becoming increasingly rare. Living here invites you to embrace the charm of the Irish countryside, with the property comfortably situated on a generous plot of about 1.17 acres. Imagine awakening to the soothing sounds of nature each morning, surrounded by mature shrubs and trees with mesmerizing views of rolling fields stretching out beyond. The air here is clean and crisp, contrasting the hustle and bustle of city life. The home's structure boasts original details, like period doors and fireplaces just waiting to be brought back to life. It's in a good condition but would definitely benefit from a touch of personal refurbishment. Its solid bones offer a canvas ripe for your vision, whatever that might be—be it a cozy retreat, a primary residence, or an inviting getaway for friends and family. With refurbishment grants available up to €70,000, including SEAI retrofit grants, there’s ample support to assist in crafting this house into the home of your dreams. Here's a glimpse at its features: - 2 Bedrooms - 1 Bathroom - Kitchen/Living Area - Original fireplaces - Period doors - On a 1.17-acre plot - Mains water supply - Old septic tank on site - Live power connection - Potential for extension Life in Ballymurray is peaceful, punctuated by the simple pleasure of being part of a countryside community. It's perfect for those looking to escape the fast-paced city life, even if j ... click here to read more

Main image of the property

Nestled within the charming landscapes of Drumsheeny, Threemilehouse, Co. Monaghan, you'll discover a delightful two-bedroom detached country home. If you have the privilege to explore this area of Ireland, you'll know it's a region where rolling hills meet picturesque fields, and the air is just a bit sweeter with tranquility and nature's untouched beauty. For those on an international hunt for that perfect slice of serenity, this might just be the spot you didn't know you were looking for. This home, priced at a modest €80,000, strikes that harmonious balance of practical living with undeniable potential for any visionary buyers. As you enter the property, you’ll immediately sense its inviting atmosphere and realise its cozy, functional layout. Arriving at the home, you'll appreciate: - 2 cozy bedrooms - 1 bathroom with potential aplenty - A welcoming entrance hall - A sitting room complete with fireplace – imagine the Irish winters, cozy and warm - A compact kitchen that serves as the heart of the home - A sunroom perfect for lazy Sunday mornings - Parking facilities for convenience Drumsheeny offers a lifestyle enveloped in the simplicity of rural living, and yet, it is just 1.8 kilometers from the village of Threemilehouse. This proximity provides the convenience of local amenities while still allowing the peace of country life. The friendly neighborhood, like much of rural Ireland, offers a close-knit community feel that so many families and expats crave. For those relocating with children, or planning a family in the future, you’ll be pleased to know that the area is well-served by both primary and secondary schools. It's an ideal setting for raising a family where children can explore open spaces, play in ... click here to read more

Drumsheeny, Threemilehouse, Co. Monaghan, H18PP48

Nestled in the quaint townland of Elly, Clogher, there's a delightful opportunity awaiting its new owners in the serene Co. Mayo region of Ireland. Perfect for those yearning a peaceful country lifestyle, this three-bedroom property is waiting to be discovered by someione seeking a haven away from the bustle of city life. The property stands on a stretch of 0.79 acres, offering a generous outdoor space that opens up a world of possibilities. With stunning views toward the sea, it's beautifully positioned just 3.5 km from Aughleam village and a short 14 km drive from the town of Belmullet. Belmullet itself is a charming area closely tied to its strong cultural roots and the dynamic landscape that surrounds it. The local area is steeped in tradition, where the Irish language is still part of everyday life and community festivals frequently grace the calendar. Living in such a location provides incomparable access to an authentic Irish experience. This area is a sanctuary for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiastss. Elly Bay and Mullaghroe Beach, nearby, offer beautiful coastal walks and the sound of waves gently meeting the shore. It's a paradise for fishing, birdwatching, or simply picnicking with a backdrop that seems taken straight out of a postcard. Despite standing unoccupied for over two years, this country home is in a condition that many would consider quite good. Its eligibility for the 'Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant'—up to €50,000, with the potential for an additional €20,000—can serve as an excellent opportunity to inject your own personality and preferences into the renovations without shelling out too much from your own pocket. The story of this home unfolds with its traditional structure that inclu ... click here to read more

Elly, Clogher, Belmullet, Co. Mayo, F26D2H1

Nestled in the picturesque countryside of Lisnamucklagh, Dysart, Ballinasloe, this charming traditional vernacular cottage offers an enticing opportunity for those seeking the tranquility and beauty of rural Ireland. This delightful property, located just off the bustling R363 Athlone to Tuam Road, promises the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern potential. As a busy real estate agent, I’m thrilled to share the story of this home with you, as it invites you to imagine living the serene life of the Irish countryside. The cottage, with its two cozy bedrooms and one well-appointed bathroom, stands proudly amidst almost 2.37 acres of lush land. It's a space that evokes the feeling of a lifetime spent in peace and quiet, surrounded by the soothing sounds of nature. A short two-minute drive will take you to the heart of Dysart Village, where you'll find the essentials — a church, a traditional grocery store, a hardware store, and a couple of inviting pubs offering a warm Irish welcome. Living in Lisnamucklagh not only means embracing the serene country life, but also enjoying the vibrant community of Ballinasloe, just a mere fifteen-minute drive away. Ballinasloe is a town steeped in history and offers an array of shops, cafes, and cultural spots. Athlone, a similar distance to the west, presents even more opportunities for shopping, fine dining, and exploring Ireland's storied past. Let me paint a picture of the landscape here in Co. Roscommon. It's a land of rolling green fields, rich with history and tradition. From your front door, the surrounding countryside stretches out, perfect for long walks and exploring. You’ll find yourself in a location where the beauty of nature is your daily backdrop, with every sunris ... click here to read more

Lisnamucklagh, Dysart, Ballinasloe, H53V563

Ah, Ballyduff! Nestled in the heart of County Kerry, with its rolling hills and serene landscapes, it’s truly a hidden gem just waiting to be discovered. And here, in the picturesque town of Ballyduff, lies a traditional stone cottage beckoning those with a penchant for the rustic and the beautiful. Sitting high on an elevated site, this charming 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom stone cottage sprawls across 1.2 acres of lush Kerry expanse. Though compact, with its 55 square meters of living space, the cottage exudes a warmth and quaintness that words can hardly capture. Its classic stone exterior nods to the rich architectural history of Ireland, and the potential for refurbishment promises the perfect blend of tradition and modernity, transforming this residence into a welcoming haven. Property Features: - Traditional stone exterior - 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom - 55 square meters floor space - Elevated plot - 1.2-acre site - Scenic views - Renovation potential - Simple, functional layout - Private and serene setting - Ample garden space The journey to this quaint retreat is an adventure in itself, as you meander through the scenic routes of Ballyduff, savoring the sights, sounds, and scents of country life. Here, nature doesn't just surround you; it embraces you. The view from the cottage is nothing short of breathtaking. Imagine sipping your morning tea while watching the sun cast a golden hue over the endless green fields. Can you hear the birds chirping? It's like a lullaby for those who seek a tranquil life. But don't let the peacefulness fool you. Ballyduff is brimming with life and opportunity. The vibrant community is just a stone's throw away. You'll find local shops that exude a warmth that's hard to resist, where the sho ... click here to read more

Ballinbranhig, Ballyduff, Ballyduff, Co. Kerry, V92P2R0

Discover the charm of countryside living with this captivating 3-bedroom country home in Ballylaneen, Co. Waterford. Situated right between the quaint towns of Kilmacthomas and the coastal beauty of Bunmahon, you are offered the best of both worlds—rural tranquility and seaside adventures, each just a 10-minute drive away. You are also just 15 minutes away from the bustling town of Dungarvan, providing a superb mix of small-town charm and coastal life. Living here, you can relish in the peace of the semi-rural setting while never being too far from urban amenities and activities. This property holds a unique history having once been a traditional public house—an authentic piece of the area’s culture. Later extended to include a dance hall, it carries the legacy of being a vibrant community hub. Since its conversion into a residence, it stands as a canvas for you to create your ideal rural escape. With a compelling asking price of €99,000, the opportunity to transform this space into something remarkable awaits you. Now, let me take you on a tour of this lovely abode. As you step into the entrance hall, you're met with a sense of past meeting present. The living room, boasting a cozy brick fireplace, invites you to imagine cold winter nights spent warm and comfortable. Leading into the kitchen and dining area, there’s ample space to conjure up home-cooked meals, making it a perfect gathering spot. This two-level house, though currently simple and homely, offers significant potential for enhancement. On the ground floor, you will find two well-sized bedrooms, a bathroom, and a utility room. The utility rooms offer practicality and ease for daily chores. Walk a little further, and you enter an open-plan area with storero ... click here to read more

Ballylaneen, Ballylaneen, Co. Waterford, X42DD79

Nestled in the tranquil countryside of Rockhill, Bruree, Co. Limerick, this quaint cottage awaits a visionary buyer ready to embark on a home transformation journey. While it currently sits in a state of charming disrepair, it offers a unique opportunity for those with creativity and a vision of potential. What better way to craft your dream home than starting with a canvas as rich and authentic as this? This property may be a bit rough around the edges, but it exudes a rustic charm that's hard to find these days. Before I dive into the details of this fixer-upper, let me share a bit about the delightful area. Bruree is a serene village, steeped in local history and Irish culture. With a reputation for its picturesque landscapes and warm community spirit, Bruree offers an idyllic setting for expats and foreign buyers seeking a slice of the peaceful country life. If you’ve ever yearned for morning strolls along lush green fields and friendly nods from neighbors, this might just be the home and location for you. Positioned conveniently off the N20, you're looking at a spot that bridges the dynamic cities of Limerick and Cork. An easy hop onto the road can whisk you away to the lively urban scenes these cities provide, all while allowing you to retreat back to your quiet haven at the end of the day. Public transport here ain't bad either, with bus routes connecting you to Charleville and Limerick Bus Station. Not having a car will never be a hindrance. Now, a peek inside this country_threads home: - Bedroom: 1 - Bathroom: 1 - Size: 90 square meters - Price: €80,000 - Plot: 1 acre of secluded greenery This property is more than just a home; it's a potential masterpiece for the imaginative mind. Currently in need of ren ... click here to read more

Rockhill, Bruree, Co. Limerick, V35KX06

Nestled in the enchanting townland of Mauricetown Upper, Ashford, Newcastle West, stands a 3-bedroom country_home that calls out to those with a vision to create something truly special. This rustic residence, comfortably priced at €80,000, awaits the discerning buyer who's looking for both tranquility and potential for transformation. Stepping into this property feels like stepping into a piece of serene Irish countryside life. While the residence is indeed in gud condition, it does offer the room for some personalization and enhancements to suit your personal tastes. Envision adding your unique touches and creating a haven that reflects both charm and comfort. Cocooned by the lush, hilly landscapes of Co. Limerick, the home spans 111 square meters of possibility. With 3 bedrooms and a single bathroom, this house is well-suited for a family seeking to settle in the gentle rhythm of rural life, or an individual wanting space for a home office or artist's studio. It boasts panoramic views that, on a clear day, stretch as far as the eye can see, immersing you in the magnificence of the local scenery. Features: - 3 Bedrooms - 1 Bathroom - Size: 111 sqm - Private well - Septic tank - Electric connection - Large front and rear hardcore yard - Close proximity (3 km) to Ashford Village - Approx. 12 km to Newcastle West - Parking facilities The property's key charm lies in its idyllic setting. Roxborough enjoys a mild, temperate climate, perfect for those who adore the crisp air of the country and the greenest hills. Spring and summer bring a bounty of flora, painting the landscape in hues that only nature can provide. While winters are cool, they offer a cozy retreat where silence is golden and the pace of life slows down. ... click here to read more

Mauricetown Upper, Ashford, Newcastle West, Co. Limerick, V42RW84

Properties nearby

Here's a unique opportunity waiting for those keen on crafting a personalized haven or seeking an investment venture in the heart of Ireland. Nestled in the idyllic village of Kilmurry, within the Quilty area of Co. Clare, this property at Eyrevell Park, Ballymakea More offers an inviting canvas for visionaries with a knack for renovation. This property is located just a hop, skip, and a jump from the scenic Spanish Point Beach, and it's set against the backdrop of Co. Clare's lush landscapes. Imagine a place where history meets the promise of the future. This traditional cottage, dating back to 1843, sits patiently waiting for its breath of new life. Vacant since the turn of the millennium, it now calls for someone with the imagination to restore its splendor. Spread over a plot of approximately 1 acre (0.41 hectares), it comes with ample space for rejuvenation, boasting not just the main cottage but also two additional sheds. Envision a blank canvas where your creativity can run wild. From building a tranquil coastal retreat to creating a thriving investment, the options are plentiful. The property's access to water and electricity forms a sturdy backbone for your renovation dreams, eliminating some of the foundational hassles faced by many older properties. And speaking of reducing hassles, there's a welcome financial incentive to ease the cost of turning this project into reality. The Vacant House Grant could contribute up to €70,000 towards your renovation efforts. For those inclined towards sustainability, additional SEAI grants are also accessible to enhance energy efficiency – an invaluable edge for the environmentally conscious homeowner. The charm of this property extends beyond its borders, right into the h ... click here to read more

Eyrevell Park (Folio CE25351), Ballymakea More, Quilty, Co. Clare., V95V2Y5

Nestled amidst the serene countryside of Loughill, Co. Limerick, lies a hidden gem waiting to be turned into a dream home. This property at Knocknaboula Middle in Foynes is a unique opportunity that doesn’t come around often. If you’re someone with a flair for renovation, this fixer-upper project could be the undertaking to bring your vision to life. Set on a sprawling 1.28-acre (0.52-hectare) site, this lot offers ample space and potential for creativity. The property comes with full planning permission, making it ready for transformation into a warm, comfortable home, all while enjoying the peace and quiet of the countryside. Located in a prime position with frontage onto the public road, accessibility is a breeze for those wanting to avoid the hustle and bustle of city life. The generous lot ensures enough space for outdoor activities or even further development, should one wish to extend further. Living in Foynes, one of Ireland’s quaint towns, offers the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. The town is famed for its rich history, particularly being the home of Irish coffee. With the Shannon River winding through the area, residents have access to picturesque views and the charm of small-town life. For outdoor enthusiasts, the surrounding countryside provides plenty of pubs and trails that are ideal for hiking and cycling. The climate is typically mild and temperate, making it an attractive location for those who enjoy a quieter pace of life without extreme weather conditions. The residence itself is currently in a state that requires significant renovation, yet it holds great promise worth exploring. Those looking to turn this house into a cherished home can take advantage of the existing planning permis ... click here to read more

Knocknaboula Middle, Foynes, Loughill, Co. Limerick, V94FPA8

Immerse yourself in the rustic charm of this three-bedroom farmhouse perched on the scenic coastline of Kilkee, Co. Clare, Ireland. This residence presents a unique blend of pastoral serenity and unspoiled sea views of the Atlantic Ocean, nestled within a generous 1-acre plot. While boasting significant potential, the farmhouse is awaiting a loving restoration that will surely transform it into a stunning abode or a peaceful retreat. Located on Milltown Road, the property enjoys a tranquil setting on the edge of Kilkee, a vibrant town particularly bustling during the summer months when it becomes a sought-after destination for both residents and visitors. The farmhouse is conveniently positioned near the Miltown Malbay/Doonbeg Road, granting easy access to neighboring towns and essential services. For those considering making this property their new home, here’s a glimpse into its current state and possibilities: Property Features: - Three cozy bedrooms - Single bathroom - Kitchen requiring modernization - Living room with traditional features - Space for possible expansion and customization Amenities: - Generous selection of outbuildings offering ample storage or potential additional living spaces (subject to planning permission) - A large haybarn with breathtaking ocean views - Spacious 1-acre site, enabling extensive gardening or outdoor activities - Close proximity to essential services like supermarkets, cafes, pubs, and schools Living in Kilkee offers a blend of relaxation and adventure, making it ideal for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The town boasts a variety of amenities, including a golf club, scenic cliff walks, and numerous water sports opportunities aimed at making life en ... click here to read more

Milltown Road, Kilkee, Kilkee, Co. Clare, V15PN30

Nestled in the charming village of Doolin, Co. Clare, this captivating villa, fondly known as Daly's House, offers a serene retreat amidst Ireland's dramatic landscapes. Positioned on a quiet cul-de-sac, just a brief walk from the buzz of Fisher Street, this property merges the tranquility of countryside living with the accessibility of village amenities, making it an ideal catch for overseas buyers or expats seeking a taste of Irish charm. This delightful residence boasts a picturesque setting on the renowned Wild Atlantic Way. With the majestic Cliffs of Moher to the north, the Lunar-like Burren landscape to the east, and the historic Aran Islands a short ferry ride away, residents are privy to some of the most awe-inspiring scenery in Ireland. Doolin is celebrated not only for its views but as a cultural hub renowned for traditional Irish music, providing an immersive experience into the Irish heritage. The villa itself, a previously well-loved bed and breakfast, which has consistently ranked amongst the top accommodations in Ireland, is spread across a generous 335 square meters. It comprises nine bedrooms and eight bathrooms, each featuring boutique-style decor, offering a cozy yet refined living experience. As a good conditioned home, it is enriched with thoughtful furnishings and a functional layout conducive to both private relaxation and social gatherings. Beyond the walls of this charming abode, Doolin serves as a perfect backdrop for a plethora of activities. From hiking along the rugged coastal trails, exploring the geological wonders of the Burren, to enjoying the nightly traditional music sessions in local pubs – there is never a dull moment. For the leisurely days, the community's friendly atmosphere ma ... click here to read more

Daly's House, Doonmacfelim, Doolin, Doolin, Co. Clare, V95RW62

Welcome to the heart of Ireland's scenic getaway, where 10 Doolin Court Holiday Homes stands as a beacon for those seeking the tranquil and vibrant life of Doolin, Ireland. The sprawling landscape of the Wild Atlantic Way is a daily backdrop, offering breathtaking views and an immersive cultural experience you'll find nowhere else. Nestled in the festive coastal village of Doolin, this house promises a blend of serenity and adventure, wrapped up in traditional Irish life and living. As a bussy agent balancing many clients from around the globe, I'm well versed in the diverse needs of international buyers—and this property speaks to a global audience with its unique location and flexible living options. So, for foreign buyers and expats dreaming of a new life amid the rolling hills and lively villages of Ireland, look no further. Positioned right at the crossroad of Ireland’s most iconic sights, this property isn’t just a home; it’s a starting point for countless adventures. Built in 2006, this spacious 110-square-metre semi-detached home has been kept in good condition, providing a perfect canvas for its new owners. It boasts a cozy setup with two ensuite bedrooms, offering comfort and privacy for occupants. Families will find this an ideal spot for creating lasting memories, as the vibrant village of Doolin is literally on your doorstep, with its famous pubs like Gus O'Connor's and McDermott's delivering a rich, authentic Irish atmosphere brimming with live music. Let me take you on a journey through this delightful dwelling: You’ll enter through an inviting hallway featuring a tiled floor, and there's handy under-the-stairs storage to stow away those rain boots after a day exploring the coastal paths. As you move th ... click here to read more

Picture 1

Nestled in the charming Irish town of Askeaton, this delightful bungalow offers a unique opportunity for those seeking to plant roots in the scenic and serene countryside of Ballyellinan. This welcoming 4-bedroom detached home, situated on approximately half an acre, promises potential and comfort in a peaceful setting just a stone's throw away from the hustle and bustle of Limerick City. As a bussy real estate agent, I'm proud to showcase this hidden gem to those looking for both tranquility and community living in Ireland. A brief jaunt down the N69 and you will find yourself in the heart of Askeaton, a town rich with history and charm. Known for its captivating ruins and scenic river views, this area boasts a climate that's delightfully temperate year-round. Summers are typically mild and winters are more on the gentle side as well, making it an ideal place for those unaccustomed to harsh weather. The locals are warm and welcoming, providing a genuine sense of belonging. The town is home to the Askeaton Castle and Franciscan Friary; history buffs will find these sites fascinating and enriching. Stepping into the house, you are greeted by a cozy entrance hallway with laminate flooring that seamlessly guides you into the different corners of this home. It's the kind of entrance that sets the tone for a welcoming family environment — perfect for gatherings or simply enjoying time with loved ones. The sitting room is quintessentially cozy, boasting an open fire with a back boiler, offering both warmth and a classic aesthetic that's perfect for Ireland's cooler evenings. For those who have a penchant for culinary adventures, the kitchen/dining room is both welcoming and functional. The space comes equipped with a stove, ... click here to read more

Picture 1

Nestled amidst the picturesque landscape of County Clare, Ireland, rests a three-bedroom log cabin full of character and potential. Located at Knockreagh, Maurices Mills, Ennis, this distinctive property promises an inviting escape for those seeking a balance between rural serenity and modern convenience. Let’s delve into the narrative of this appealing cabin and the charming life it offers in the heart of Ireland. As you approach the cabin, it greets you with a sense of tranquility. Situated on a generous 0.74-acre plot, the property extends to around 197 square meters. Its rustic, detached structure echoes with stories of cozy winters and sunny summer days, perfect for enjoying the great outdoors. The cabin is generously proportioned, allowing space for family gatherings, quiet afternoons, or whatever life you choose to weave within its walls. The property features include: - 3 bedrooms - 1 bathroom - Approximately 197 square meters of living space - Detached structure - Spacious gardens at the front and rear - 0.74-acre site - BER rating of C1 - Energy performance indicator: 150.58 kWh/m²/y Now, imagine waking up to the serene setting of this cabin. While it boasts an excellent condition, there's room for you to impart your own style—be it refreshingly contemporary or classic. The spacious site offers plenty of opportunities to craft landscaped gardens, set up a cozy patio, or even add more features to the property. Living here is an invitation to embrace the delights of County Clare. Known for its lush, green countryside and proximity to the Wild Atlantic Way, Ennis offers an idyllic lifestyle. Enjoy the mild and temperate Irish climate, with warm summers and crisp winters, making it a desirable location al ... click here to read more

Knockreagh, Maurices Mills, Ennis, Co. Clare, V95RT68

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque County Clare, Ireland, this two-bedroom detached house offers a unique opportunity for those looking to transform a property into their very own haven. Situated in Kilrush on the enchanting Wild Atlantic Way, this property stands as a testament to Ireland's rugged beauty and tranquil rural lifestyle. The house, as it currently stands, is a fixer-upper, requiring a thorough refurbishment. With the right vision and dedication, it promises to be transformed into a charming abode filled with warmth and character. Whether you're an overseas buyer or an adventurous expat, this is a chance to implement your own style on a property that could become your permanent residence, a summer getaway, or even an attractive rental for tourists. Let's talk about the local area because living in Rahona is an experience steeped in tradition and simplicity. Located just 5 km from the quaint village of Cross, you'll be part of a tight-knit community that exudes warmth and hospitality. Cross might be small, but it boasts essential amenities like a pub/shop for your daily needs, a church for a sense of community, and a school, should your vision for this property involve family life. A short 12-minute drive will take you to the seaside town of Kilkee, where you can access an array of shops, amenities, as well as pubs and restaurants. Kilkee is known for its breathtaking beach and coastal walks along the cliffs, making it a delightful place to spend your weekends or enjoy a leisurely day out. The close distance to Kilkee ensures you get to enjoy both the peace of rural life and the vibrance of seaside activities. Living in this part of Ireland means experiencing its variable yet captivating climate. Su ... click here to read more

Picture 1

If you've ever dreamed of a charming little retreat right in the heart of Ireland, then look no further. This delightful chalet, nestled on Lower Maiden Street in Newcastle West, County Limerick, could be just what you're looking for. Let me take you on a walkthrough of this property that has so much potential, capturing the essence of small-town life paired with close-knit community vibes. This end-of-terrace house on Lower Maiden Street presents an irresistible opportunity to dive into a project full of promise. A snug chalet offering a cozy experience, perfect for first-time buyers or even investors wanting potential in a growing area. With 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, this property is just the right size for someone looking to make a mark or create a tranquil getaway. From the entrance, you step into a snug, welcoming space that is the heart of the residence. Every foot of the 37 square meters has been planed with thoughtful consideration. Picture the possibilities of reinventing this space—whether it’s sprucing it up as a holiday home or transforming it into a charming rental. The solid fuel heating system provides a rustic feel in the cooler months, making it an ideal space for snug winter evenings by the fire. Now, let's expand our view beyond these walls because living in Newcastle West means embracing the local community and rich Irish culture. Imagine friendly neighbors and weekends filled with leisurely strolls to the Limerick Greenway or bustling markets. The town itself is well-equipped, with schools, shops, and sports clubs just a skip away from your doorstep. For families, it offers both the comforts and conveniences of modern-day living along with the charms of historical architecture and heritage. Here ... click here to read more

Lower Maiden Street, Newcastle West, Co. Limerick, V42HK23

Discover an enticing opportunity in the heart of Newmarket on Fergus, where a five-bedroom apartment beckons as a promising abode for families and a viable prospect for investors seeking a property with potential. Situated at Ennis Road, this residence is framed by the serene landscapes of Co. Clare, offering a blend of comfort and convenience within its 278 square meter living space. This five-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment is thoughtfully laid out and maintained in good condition, showcasing ample living spaces that cater to both relaxation and family gatherings. The floor plan is generously proportioned, providing a practical yet comfortable environment for everyday living. The property's inherent potential is also evident with spaces that can be reimagined or transformed to suit different needs, whether it's creating a home office, a children's play area, or adapting for family expansions. Regarding amenities, future residents will find a diverse range of conveniences and services nearby: - Local shopping centers offering groceries and essentials - Educational institutions from primary to secondary level within a short commute - Various healthcare facilities including clinics and a local hospital - Easy access to public transportation and major road networks linking to Shannon, Limerick, Ennis, and Galway Living in Newmarket on Fergus offers a tranquil yet connected lifestyle. The town is rich with Irish charm and community spirit, making it an ideal settling point for expatriates and overseas buyers looking to immerse in the local culture. The area is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, perfect for outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and fishing in the nearby lakes and rivers. For those considering ... click here to read more

Ennis Road, Newmarket on Fergus, Co. Clare, V95TN22

Arabella House, nestled in the tranquil Irish countryside in Ballymacelligott, Co. Kerry, presents a rare chance for discerning buyers to acquire a historic and architecturally significant family home. Built circa 1765, this remarkable Georgian residence is named after Arabella, the wife of its original occupant, Arthur Blennerhasset, adding a rich narrative to its already profound heritage. As you approach the home, the grandeur of its early construction is evident in its meticulously preserved facade, featuring a traditional Doric door case that sets the tone for the splendor that lies within. With 230 square meters of living space spread across two stories, the house offers extensive accommodations suitable for both large families and gatherings. Upon entering, the grand hallway leads to a formal dining room and sitting room—each boasting bay windows that flood the rooms with natural light and offer peaceful views of the surrounding 7.9 acres of pristine landscape. Additionally, five spacious double bedrooms cater to larger families or can comfortably accommodate visiting guests. Two front-facing bedrooms feature these eminent bay windows as well, promoting a relaxing environment filled with light. The residence includes two bathrooms, a practical kitchen space, and a cozy study/library, ideal for home office needs or quiet reflection. Furthermore, a large basement spans the entirety of the home's footprint, presenting ample storage or potential for further personalization. Living in Arabella House provides a connection to the natural world, with its extensive grounds featuring mature specimen trees, orchards, and flourishing plant life, courtesy of its chemical-free maintenance for over 25 years. A gentle stream ... click here to read more

Picture No. 01

Discover the potential of coastal living at 19 Kerry Holiday Village! Situated in the picturesque village of Ballyheigue, Co. Kerry, this three-bedroom detached bungalow presents itself as an inviting escape for overseas buyers and expatriates looking to find the perfect blend of tranquility and community life. This charming home offers a taste of Irish living surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty and plenty of local features to ensure an enriching lifestyle. Nestled just a short ten-minute stroll away from Ballyheigue Beach, the property promises easy access to sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean. Imagine taking your morning coffee down to the water’s edge and soaking in the serene sea breeze—such oportunities make life here truly special. The beach, a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike, offers activities like surfing, swimming and leisurely walks along the golden sands, making this location ideal for families and solo adventurers. Ballyheigue itself is a charming village, oozing with authentic Irish culture and warmth, ensuring an enriching experience for residents. It provides easy access to local essentials and luxuries alike, from grocery stores and quaint cafes to traditional pubs where you can enjoy a pint of Guinness while catching up on the latest sports events or enjoying live music. The area boasts a vibrant community spirit with frequent local events and festivals. For those who play golf, it should be noted that this bungalow is conveniently located near the local 9-hole golf course. The golf course offers a welcoming space for golfers of all skill levels, with additional social interaction opportunities at the club. Whether you're an aspiring golfer or a seasoned pro, golfing here is equally ... click here to read more

Picture No. 61

Nestled in the scenic heart of Carraroe, Galway, this charming 3-bedroom, detached house offers a unique blend of rural tranquility and coastal splendor. Priced at €425,000 and extensively covering 156 square meters, this residence encourages a lifestyle deeply connected with nature and the enchanting Irish countryside. Upon entering, the generous, sunlight-bathed hallway introduces you to a layout designed for ease and comfort. The home features a welcoming sitting room with an open fireplace and dual-aspect windows, currently arranged as a practical home office but easily reclaimable as a cozy retreat or guest room. The spacious kitchen and dining area serve as a communal heart of the home, boasting modern fitted units, integrated appliances, and serene views over the lush rear garden. Adjacent to this is a utility room, offering additional storage and functionality. Two inviting archways lead from the dining area to the distinctive features of the home: a conservatory and a separate living room. The conservatory, with its vaulted ceiling and panoramic windows, provides a 180-degree view of the distant sea, making it an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the peace of the surrounding landscape. Meanwhile, the living room, marked by its high ceilings, solid fuel stove, and vibrant feature wall, stands ready to host family gatherings with a touch of rustic charm. Accommodation further includes three sizable double bedrooms; the master bedroom boasts an en-suite bathroom and built-in wardrobes, aligning convenience with comfort. The family bathroom comes equipped with luxurious touches such as a Jacuzzi Bath, offering a spa-like experience at home. For outdoor appreciation, the property features expansive front and rear ... click here to read more

Picture 1

Nestled in the charming locale of Ballard, Barna, Co. Galway, sits an exquisitely positioned villa that embodies privacy and scenic beauty. This distinguished residence, discreetly situated 50 meters from the main Barna Road, rests on a 0.5-acre site, offering breathtaking views of both Galway Bay and the distant Hills of Clare. With its surroundings deeply enriched by natural beauty, featuring Barna Woods and Silverstrand Beach within a short stroll, this property serves as a serene haven, while conveniently close to local amenities and attractions. This villa boasts 333 square meters of sophisticated living space, distributed thoughtfully across its two levels. The property indulges its residents with four well-appointed bedrooms and four bathrooms, satisfying the needs of a modern family or those who entertain guests regularly. Its architecture and site planning promote a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. The south-facing veranda and conservatory, stretching along the residence, invite an abundance of natural light and offer panoramic views of the oceanic vista—an ideal setting for relaxing or social gatherings. The ground floor of the property strikes a perfect balance between grandeur and comfort. The entrance lobby, with its elevated ceilings and timber accents, leads to various meticulously designed spaces. A cozy reading room or home office situates itself conveniently off the lobby, featuring south-facing windows and a solid-fuel stove, perfect for quiet afternoons or telecommuting needs. The main living area, located on the south-west wing, is designed to bring the beauty of the outdoors inside, with large windows and doors opening onto the veranda. The living spaces are complemented by a master b ... click here to read more

Ballard, Barna, Co. Galway, H91P22T

This dreamy, one-of-a-kind home, complete with a limekiln from the 18th century, offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of luxury in the heart of Ireland’s idyllic countryside. Nestled in the heart of Ballinruane Wood, in the serene locale of Kilmeedy, Limerick, this detached five-bedroom house combines results of liver-leafed landscape designers' work and cutting-edge architectural innovation. Stepping through the door, you are greeted with the timeless elegance of a Travertine chisel effect marble floor that flows seamlessly throughout the ground floor. The limekiln reception room, restored from its primitive glory from 1824, provides a heartwarming welcome featuring an original sandstone fireplace surrounded with a solid fuel stove, accentuated with custom handmade oak queen Ann beams, strategically-placed lighting, and surround sound. Venture into the tower area through a sandstone archway and be awed by a stainless steel cantilever spiral staircase, an homage to a gothic style where you'll further notice the stunning chandelier and stainless steel skirting, repeated throughout the castle. A beautiful, high gloss kitchen area equipped with enough overhead and under-counter storage space will produce the most convenient culinary experience. Granites worktop, stainless steel splashback, and a range of modern appliances including an eye level double oven, integrated dishwasher and American style fridge freezer is a feast to your eyes, making it a great place to gather and share meals. Property features include: - A five-bedroom house with six bathrooms - A total size of 325 m² - Price: $900,000 Amenities include: - Kitchen with granites worktop - High gloss kitchen with an excellent range of overhead and und ... click here to read more

Picture 1

Nestled in the serene surroundings of Listrim, Spa, Tralee in County Kerry, this 5-bedroom detached house is a splendid find for those looking to own a significant piece of Irish residential charm. The property is set on a substantial 0.76-acre site, generously offering privacy, tranquility, and breathtaking sea views, especially enjoyable from the well-appointed rear patio and expansive garden. With 251 square meters of living space, this home is aptly designed to cater to a robust family lifestyle, while still offering cozy areas for relaxation and entertainment. The ground floor houses three well-sized bedrooms, a living room, and an open-plan kitchen/dining/living area that leads out to a welcoming sunroom, ideal for soaking in the surrounding natural beauty irrespective of the weather. Additionally, the ground floor includes a full bathroom and a utility room that underscores practicality and convenience. Ascend to the first floor, and you are greeted by two large ensuite bedrooms, each a sanctuary of rest. A unique feature on this floor is the landing area that has been smartly converted into a lounge with a fitted kitchen - perfect for older children or an au pair, offering them their own space within the home. Despite some areas that may desire minor updates to personalize or refresh to modern tastes, the interior overall is completed to a high standard, ready for immediate occupancy without the necessity for substantial immediate investment. The ample off-road parking further enhances the appeal, especially for families with multiple vehicles. Living in Listrim provides a lifestyle filled with peace and the natural environment, with Fenit Beach and Banna Strand each only a short drive away—ideal for weekend ... click here to read more

Picture No. 36

This four-bedroom, semi-detached house located at 68B Hawthorn Place, Clybaun Road, Knocknacarra, Galway, with a postal code of H91 KF2A in Ireland, presents a welcoming opportunity for those looking to immerse themselves in vibrant Irish living while enjoying the benefits of a spacious family home. Built in 1989 and standing as a testament to diligent upkeep, this residence spans an impressive 108 square meters. The interior begins with a bright entrance hallway leading into a large living room that features double doors opening to an open-plan kitchen/diner. This setup ensures the home feels airy and connected, ideal for family interactions or gathering spaces for entertaining guests. Accessibility to the outdoors is made easy via a sliding door that opens up to a charming rear garden. Accommodations across the first floor include four well-proportioned bedrooms, with one boasting an ensuite bathroom. The main bathroom supports the remaining bedrooms, ensuring ample facilities for all household members. Added to this is a fully converted attic, accessible via a full staircase, enhancing the home’s storage solutions significantly. Though maintained in good condition, this home is ideally suited for buyers looking for a property they can personalize. Some areas might benefit from updates or modernization, allowing new owners to infuse their style and preferences, making this an ideal fixer-upper opportunity. ### Property Features: - Semi-detached house - Four bedrooms (one ensuite) - Two bathrooms - Fully converted attic for additional storage - Open plan kitchen/dining area - Large living room - Sliding doors to rear garden ### Amenities: - Off-street parking for at least two vehicles - Rear garden with patio area ... click here to read more

Picture No. 16

Introducing a beautiful bungalow nestled in the peaceful landscape of Tawnybeg, County Galway, where the charm of country living, with all its peace and serenity, meets the convenience of proximity to a vibrant village. This good condition south westerly facing two-bedroom detached bungalow is set on a mature half-acre site. A unique perk of this property is its sizeable floored attic, opening doors for further potential expansion, only limited by your creativity and vision. Built in 2005, it is clear that the current owner has invested a great deal of time and love in maintaining the property. This home is enveloped by natural beauty, with panoramic scenic countryside views. This tranquil setting offers a retreat from the fast-paced city life, a perfect backdrop to a slow and peaceful lifestyle, but without losing the comfort of amenities. Despite its rural charm, the property is a mere 6.2 kilometers from Moycullen Village, a dynamic town filled with local amenities, schools, and services. This beautiful convergence of rural and urban means you can enjoy the best of both worlds - tranquility during your days and the convenience of the village close by. This beautiful bungalow offers inviting living spaces, starting with the bright entrance hall that leads to a spacious living room, the perfect setting to unwind and relax at the end of the day. The heart of this charming house is the open-plan kitchen/dining room, a warm and welcoming place to create and enjoy meals. This communal space extends outdoors through sliding doors to a paved patio – a perfect outdoor setting for al fresco dining or a warm tea on a sunny day. The bungalow features an organized utility space adjacent to the kitchen, providing convenient acc ... click here to read more

Picture No. 13